Mega Comparison: 24 Scooters You Can Buy Under INR 60,000 (Ex-showroom Delhi)

Planning to a buy a scooter below Rs. 60,000? You must definitely be confused with the variety of options the scooter segment offers. We have created this comparison infographic of 24 scooters (6 brands) available in India under INR 60,000 (Ex-showroom Delhi) to help you figure out the best for you.

The latest automatic scooter from Yamaha is Ray ZR, you can call it as a scooter crazy on the outside yet sensible on the inside. You would notice that the scooter reflects a unique dynamism in its exterior design and strength in its internal system. This is justified through its sophisticated and bold looks and its 113cc, 4-stroke, air-cooled SOHC “BLUE CORE” engine.

As already mentioned in the infographic, Ray ZR has got a high combustion efficiency and lightweight body built which returns a claimed mileage of 66 kmpl. Also, Ray ZR offers excellent seating ergonomics with less vibrations and a good ride quality. These are good enough reasons to buy a scooter and it is of course better than all other Yamaha scooters launched so far.

Hero recently launched 2 new automatic scooters: Duet and Maestro Edge. Hero Duet was launched as a family scooter and in that sense it is a quite stylish scooter loaded with features you will simply fall in love with. Hero Duet features an analog instrument console with a digital odometer, trip meter, fuel gauge, an optional fruit cargo box, an external fuel filler and the list continues... under the seat USB 3.0 charging point small luggage rack at the rear with a 10 kg load rating and integrated braking system.

And you know what? Duet has got a edge over other scooters when it comes to handling and ride quality. This is because of telescopic suspension and hydraulic shock at the rear. So, bad roads or bumpy roads, nothing can stop you if you are riding the Duet.

With Hero's Maestro Edge, you will have no reasons to be unimpressed! The plastic bodied Maestro Edge features a fair amount of flair with an aggressive front end, handsome side profile and alloy wheels to add onto the entire beauty. Maestro Edge is no behind in offering you great features: analog-digital instrument cluster, service due indicator, a side stand indicator, LED tail lamps, a tiny light inside the storage area and USB 3.0 charging point for your electronic devices.

Maestro offers a good handling even at corners which is possible due to its front telescopic fork and rear hydraulic shock. Maestro is a smart, reasonably efficient and powerful offering by Hero with outstanding ride quality.

The TVS Jupiter is one of the best scooters in terms of design and style. It offers some great features like the 12-inch tyres, external fuel cap, blacked out alloys and external fuel cap, two sets of retractable bag hooks, 17-litre boot space and the cushioned seats.

The TVS Jupiter does have the impressive performance which comes from its single-cylinder 110cc engine. TVS claims that Jupiter can go from 0-60kph in 7.2 seconds. Jupiter offers you great features and nimble handling with an awesome design.

Gusto is Mahindra Two Wheelers' first in-house developed product and fortunately it has a pleasing look. What fetches attention at first is 12-inch wheels, design of the tail-light cluster and well-cushioned seats. The Gusto features a refined and vibration free engine with a smooth motor. It tackles potholes well with its telescopic front forks and the 12-inch wheels.

Some of its amazing features include: LED parking lights, remote-operated key, seat height adjustment at a competitive price of ?46,000 (ex-Delhi). Gusto has definitely got an upper edge over other scooters with its excellent features at a decent price.

The Honda Activa is a low-end variant of Activa, powered by a reliable and fuel-efficient Honda Eco-technology 109.2cc engine. Honda Activa-i comes with Combi-Brake System (CBS) which is a big plus point. This light weight compact automatic scooter is a stylish and cheaper offer by Honda.

Activa 3G is the best-selling scooter of the present times and why not it has reasons to be the best- ideal city scooter with great maneuverability, handling and acceleration. Moreover, the Honda Activa 3G is loaded with great features: new side panels, sleek front fairing, large headlamps and oblong turn indicators, wide upright seats, 18 litres of storage space, key shutter, tyres with tuff-up tubes, and a lot more.

Suzuki recently launched the new and polished Access with sharper and sleeker sides. The build is quite impressive with excellent panel fit, metal front apron and mudguard. Its SEP-fied 124cc single cylinder engine works with a CVT transmission.

Also the new Access has got a lesser weight than the previous shifting from 112kg (kerb) to just 102kg. Overall ride quality is good due to its telescopic forks up front and a 12-inch front wheel. Also it offers excellent handling which comes because of its taller handlebar and a comfortable riding position.